One poem from this collection begins "Andromache, I think of you!", linking a recent renovation to the fall of Troy. The speaker of another poem from this collection asks his love to accompany him to a country where "restraint and order bless / luxury and voluptuousness." This collection contains "The Swan" and "Invitation to the Voyage," as well as a poem that repeatedly asks "Have pity on my long despair!", "The (*) Litanies of Satan." The foreword to this collection describes a figure who "dreams of the gallows in the gaze of his hookah," "Ennui!" before sharply addressing the "Hypocrite reader!" For 10 points, name this collection containing the sections "Revolt" and "Spleen and Ideal," 
One poem from this collection begins "Andromache, I think of you!", linking a recent renovation to the fall of Troy. The speaker of another poem from this collection asks his love to accompany him to a country where "restraint and order bless / luxury and voluptuousness." This collection contains "The Swan" and "Invitation to the Voyage," as well as a poem that repeatedly asks "Have pity on my long despair!", "The (*) Litanies of Satan." The foreword to this collection describes a figure who "dreams of the gallows in the gaze of his hookah," "Ennui!" before sharply addressing the "Hypocrite reader!" For 10 points, name this collection containing the sections "Revolt" and "Spleen and Ideal," a Symbolist work by Charles Baudelaire.
One poem from this collection begins "Andromache, I think of you!"
Les {Fleurs du Mal} [or The {Flowers of Evil}]